Post Office Remodel Adds New 2nd Street Entrance
The post office is being modernized with a new 2nd Street entrance and 135 new mailboxes. A rear addition creates a workroom and sorting area while improving patron access and parking.
31 Oct 1952
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1952
Page
1
The post office is being modernized with a new 2nd Street entrance and 135 new mailboxes. A rear addition creates a workroom and sorting area while improving patron access and parking.
The November issue of The School Board Journal features a L. H. S. article titled A Com High School. It presents the architects Shaefer and Merrell blueprint of the floor plan and perspective with photographs of the completed building and classrooms.
E J Isaacks of Las Cruces bagged a 95 pound antelope on the first day of the season at 12 20 p m. His son in law Mrs Robert Berger is connected, and Randy Berger appears in the photo. The antelope was brought to town that afternoon after posing for the picture at a local spot near Rea Rowe.
Miss Anna Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Martin was named Lordsburg Sun Princess for the Southwestern Sun Carnival in El Paso January 1 1953. The selection followed a Monday chamber of commerce meeting at Hotel Hidalgo with names drawn from walnut shells. Participating groups included Odd Fellows Rebekahs American Legion Business and Professional Women's Club Pythian Sisters Eastern Star Lions Club Beta Sigma Phi VFW Auxiliary Elks and Lordsburg Woman's Club.
The Elks Club held a Hallowe'en party with a tunnel of horrors directed by Robert W. Clark. Guests toured spook rooms and caverns then danced to top orchestras and enjoyed a midnight lunch. Prizes went to Mrs. Freeman McWhorter and Mr. C Dunkerson.
The Gene Holter show, sponsored by the Sheriff's Posse, features ostrich races on Thursday November 6 at 7:00 P M with 15 locals expected to ride. A zebra polo act, famed as a comic highlight, other acts include chimpanzees in an orchestra, waltzing llamas, trained dogs and ponies, and a touring marm moth troupe of Hollywood animal actors.
The High School PTSA hosts its regular monthly meeting Monday November 3 at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. State and National workers will attend along with students as resource people. A prize will go to the class with most parents and friends present.
Halloween events at Central School gym set for Friday night October 1 with activities by the Lordsburg PTA. An enchilada supper in the home economics room begins at 6, a carnival runs before game time with Mavericks versus Western High Silver City, followed by a dance in the Junior High building with the Talaverary orchestra.
Mrs W Freeburg chairs the Hidalgo County American Red Cross annual meeting at City Hall on Friday October 24 Damon Dunagan reports on fund drives over four years noting yearly goals met The 1949 1950 1951 and 1952 totals are listed with different chairmen and amounts The treasurer's report is continued on page 8
The Lordsburg Boy Scouts join the nationwide Get Out the Vote effort calling on homes on November 3 and posting a Liberty Bell cutout urging citizens to vote. The non-partisan campaign, sponsored with the Freedoms Foundation, aims to increase turnout among about 81 million eligible voters and teach citizenship to over 2 million boys.
The District conference of the State Parent Teachers Association will meet at Lordsburg High School on November 3 with delegates from Grant Catron and Hidalgo counties. A coffee hour opens at 9 30 a m followed by registration and luncheon ticket sales. Mrs J T McMillen Silver City district director will call the meeting to order at 10 00 a m.
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